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April 2021

No community pantries in cities?

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   THE concept of establishing community pantries in neighborhoods is already catching fire across the country. Why aren’t there many community pantries in the towns and cities in Pangasinan where a handful of civic, religious, professional groups thrive? The community pantry as a concept is what…

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No community pantries in cities?

By April 27, 2021Punchline

Saso, Ancajas & Non: heroes of different shades

By | General Admission

By Al S. Mendoza   YUKA Saso, Jerwin Ancajas and Ana Patricia Non are Filipino heroes sprouting amid the pandemic. Saso and Ancajas did their thing in sports.  Non in socio-economic sphere. Saso and Ancajas had put the country in the world map again.  Non in the nation’s consciousness. By finishing tied…

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Saso, Ancajas & Non: heroes of different shades

Goodbye Dagupan bangus

By | Random Thoughts

By Leonardo Micua   WHILE Dagupan City is about to celebrate its Bangus Festival on April 30, the Dagupan bangus growers and vendors, particularly the vendors at the  Magsaysay Fish Market, came out in the local media lamenting the order of things in local markets. They  have been complaining of earning…

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Goodbye Dagupan bangus

By April 27, 2021Random Thoughts

Maginhawa Community Pantry

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   A few hours from now and the Maginhawa Community Pantry shall begin to share the goods it received from various individuals and groups from all parts of the country. All the other pantries that have sprouted all over the country will open as well, some…

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Maginhawa Community Pantry

By April 27, 2021G Spot

Government’s insecurity is bad for the nation

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Atty. Farah G. Decano   THAT Vice President Leni Robredo incurred the ire of President Rodrigo Duterte for helping the victims of typhoon Ulysses last year and for assisting the riding public in Manila during the early parts of the pandemic, was understandable, not that I am saying Malacanang’s…

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Government’s insecurity is bad for the nation

First love never dies

By | Sports Eye

By Jesus A. Garcia, Jr. I was better known as a professional cyclist having started in January 1965 and ended my career on January 19, 1978 when I migrated to Uncle Sam’s land. I made a comeback in the 1982 Marlboro Tour at 36-years old, after four years of absence….

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First love never dies

By April 27, 2021Sports Eye

Birthdays/Anniversaries April 25 – May 1, 2021

By | Birthdays/Anniversaries

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! APRIL 26 – (Dagupan City) Corazon Sandoval; (Pozorrubio) Aquilino de Guzman, Minda Mendoza APRIL 27 – (Dagupan City) Inocencia Arellano; (Vancouver, CA) OFELIA DE GUZMAN APRIL 28 –  (Calasiao) Antonio De Venecia; Rowena de Vera APRIL 29 –  (Mangaldan) Analyn Sabangan Happy Birthday! MA. LUISA GARCIA (April 27…

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Birthdays/Anniversaries April 25 – May 1, 2021